D & D Club
Our Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) club is designed for young people aged 13 and above who enjoy imaginative play and social interaction in a relaxed, welcoming space.
Sessions are run in small groups to ensure everyone feels included and supported, creating a friendly environment where participants can build connections and feel confident taking part. Whether someone is completely new to D&D or already familiar with the game, they will have the opportunity to learn, grow and have fun alongside others.
Dungeons & Dragons is a tabletop role-playing game where players work together to create stories, solve problems and explore imaginative worlds. Guided by a facilitator (Dungeon Master), young people take on the roles of unique characters, making decisions and rolling dice to determine outcomes. Each session is different, offering a mix of adventure, creativity and strategic thinking in an engaging and interactive setting.
Taking part in D&D helps develop a wide range of valuable skills. Players build confidence as they share ideas and take on roles, while teamwork and communication are strengthened through group decision-making and collaborative storytelling. The game also supports problem-solving and critical thinking, as participants navigate challenges, puzzles and unexpected situations together, all within a supportive space where creativity is encouraged and every contribution is valued.
Get in touch via email or make an online enquiry.
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At Krunch we are committed to invest in the next generation and have a wide range of services strategically designed to provide support and help young people grow.
We offer a range of small group sessions designed to support and engage all young people in a safe, inclusive environment. Our activities include a D&D games club, an LGBTQ+ club and our Babysitting Skills Course.
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We have strong, positive relationships with local schools and regularly provide tailored support to pupils.
Our detached and outreach youth work takes place in the community, meeting young people where they are – whether in parks, town centres or local estates.
We run a range of activities and trips during the school Easter and summer holidays, usually funded by the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme as well as local town and parish councils.
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